> M5 is capable of simulating multi-system networks within a single process. I > want to know how to implement this. Is there any environment viaribles > dealing with the number of systems or consoles, like the viaribles 'NUMCPUS' > describing the number of CPUs. The NUMCPUS variable is not actually for creating two systems, but for creating a multiprocessor system. If you want two systems, you can look at setting TEST='NONE', and TEST_NONE='DUAL'. If you look in configs/fullsys/run.py and search for DualRoot, you'll see how two system configurations witha network are built. The current release does not include an ethernet switch, so the best you can do is two or more systems attached back to back. (NatRoot shows three systems in a back-to-back-to-back config).
> Besides, is there a list of environment viaribles of m5? The environment variables are not directly used by m5, but rather just a way to pass parameters into the configuration files to make those files in themselves configurable. (yes, scary, I know.) Nathan _______________________________________________ m5sim-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/m5sim-users
